If you had actually encrypted Federal employees' Social Security numbers or their personally identifying information, would that have prevented the disclosure?
Chris Coons: “If you had actually encrypted Federal employees' Social Security numbers or their personally identifying information…”
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Coons questions the effectiveness of encryption in preventing data breaches.
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